Add info here: 1.Classroom Implementation 1. Graphic organizers (KWL, charts, Venn diagrams) –makes complex content more understandable. 2. Symbolic representations (pictures, pictographs, maps, diagrams) – helps make connections between what a student already knows and the new information presented. 3. Generate mental pictures – uses all 5 senses to produce rich mental images. 4. Make physical models (puzzles, cubes, Legos, maps) – any three dimensional form that creates a concrete representation of what is being learned. 5. Kinesthetic activities (physical movement such as clapping, making shapes or angles with arms) – TPR (Total Physical Response) helps students demonstrate comprehension through body movements.
Graphic organizers (KWL, charts, Venn diagrams) –makes complex content more 1. Graphic organizers (KWL, charts, Venn diagrams) –makes complex content more understandable.
2. Symbolic representations (pictures, pictographs, maps, diagrams) – helps make connections between what a student already knows and the new information presented.
3. Generate mental pictures – uses all 5 senses to produce rich mental images.
4. Make physical models (puzzles, cubes, Legos, maps) – any three dimensional form that creates a concrete representation of what is being learned. 5. Kinesthetic activities (physical movement such as clapping, making shapes or angles with arms) – TPR (Total Physical Response) helps students demonstrate comprehension through body movementsunderstandable. 2. Symbolic representations (pictures, pictographs, maps, diagrams) – helps make connections between what a student already knows and the new information presented. 3. Generate mental pictures – uses all 5 senses to produce rich mental images. 4. Make physical models (puzzles, cubes, Legos, maps) – any three dimensional form that creates a concrete representation of what is being learned. 5. Kinesthetic activities (physical movement such as clapping, making shapes or angles with arms) – TPR (Total Physical Response) helps students demonstrate comprehension through body movements
1. Classroom Implementation
1. Graphic organizers (KWL, charts, Venn diagrams) –makes complex content more understandable.
2. Symbolic representations (pictures, pictographs, maps, diagrams) – helps make connections between what a student already knows and the new information presented.
3. Generate mental pictures – uses all 5 senses to produce rich mental images.
4. Make physical models (puzzles, cubes, Legos, maps) – any three dimensional form that creates a concrete representation of what is being learned.
5. Kinesthetic activities (physical movement such as clapping, making shapes or angles with arms) – TPR (Total Physical Response) helps students demonstrate comprehension through body movements.
Graphic organizers (KWL, charts, Venn diagrams) –makes complex content more
1. Graphic organizers (KWL, charts, Venn diagrams) –makes complex content more understandable.
2. Symbolic representations (pictures, pictographs, maps, diagrams) – helps make connections between what a student already knows and the new information presented.
3. Generate mental pictures – uses all 5 senses to produce rich mental images.
4. Make physical models (puzzles, cubes, Legos, maps) – any three dimensional form that creates a concrete representation of what is being learned.
5. Kinesthetic activities (physical movement such as clapping, making shapes or angles with arms) – TPR (Total Physical Response) helps students demonstrate comprehension through body movementsunderstandable.
2. Symbolic representations (pictures, pictographs, maps, diagrams) – helps make connections between what a student already knows and the new information presented.
3. Generate mental pictures – uses all 5 senses to produce rich mental images.
4. Make physical models (puzzles, cubes, Legos, maps) – any three dimensional form that creates a concrete representation of what is being learned.
5. Kinesthetic activities (physical movement such as clapping, making shapes or angles with arms) – TPR (Total Physical Response) helps students demonstrate comprehension through body movements